Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-18

ouWOC INV Anu tbS UuflA.
ing season and Yaoktcn never had a
better opportunity to do for itself.
In a special correspondence from
Ysskton published in the Sioux City
Journal. q previous Misrepresentation of
the hospital matter sent from here by
A. l., Garter was corrected and the true
sentiment of the people OF Yankton
given. Thus the Journal repairs the
damage SO far ns is possible.
The artesian water power is savIrg the
Yarkton pressed brick company seven
dollars each day. This was the amount
formerly expended for fuel. Counting
800 working days il q year, this repre-
septs an income of S. ,l00 per annum
and placing the actual number of work
ing days at one half 800. which is q very
low estimate, the brick company is
ahead $1,000 each year:
The boy who is seen on the streets
these days with his head tied up in a
rag, and having q heavy club in one
hand and his mouth in the other hand is
q member of o shiny club and has Just
finished a game with some OF his fellow
sufferers. The 9ame Of shlnhy is worse
than baseball in it's risks t. life and
limb, and the boy who plays it will by
and by want to draw o pension.
There is an unexcelied opportunity to
create q miniature lake in the city park.
A dam at The mouth Of the ravine
through which the artesian we'll waste
flows and twenty or thirty loads Of
gravel would do the business. Then
the lake could be stocked with trout and
after awhile fishing privileges could be
granted as an inducement to men to &C.
oept sldermanlo positions. Thus the
rugged pathway of the city father
would be smoothed by cheerful anticipa
tions of his Sunday breakfast. Let III
have the lake and the trout. Fish food
the scientists say. creates massive
brains.
DIR. D. NJ. Inman, of Vermillion
who was in Yankton to-day, is q man 0
much experience in monetary affairs anc
he remarks relative to the circulation o
that article in Dakota that, with tn,
exception of the southeast corner of til,
territory, money is scarce and that the
excellence OF the crops in this seotiol
seem 10 be the the reason why the same
state of affairs does not exist here. MIR
Inman was shown Y%ankton's wate
power while here and his opinion is tina
Yankton possesses the best of any west
ern city. He viewed the artesian vel
with much interest and was fully con
vlnced of the magnitude of the affair.
Charles W. Mulloyi the Union count,
youth who was arrested some days ag
for swindiipg, was committed to jail t
await the action OF he gran
l1ury, IN default of $500 bonds
at the preliminary examination
before United States Commissioner T
g. Edgerton this afternoon, Mulloy
only nineteen years old, bat he has th
. reputation OF being the smoothess ma
in south Dakota He was recently cor
, fined in jeil at Clinton, lowe, upon
: charge of highway robbery, but was to
much for the authorities and was nc
convicted. Since his incarceration j
the Yanktop Jail he has said that Deput
: United States Marshal John Foster,
: Chamberlain, who was sent after hi
: two 9 RS ago, was one day within for
feet of him, but did not get him. IT
crime for which he is now held was di
covered just 10 time to prevent VIII
: would have been o gigantic ewindiir
scheme and Mulloy was the sole int
ested party.
Louis P. Berghof, until recently
, resident OF Yankton, who YVES arrest'
at Oentreville on the 9th ult., and wi
subsequently escaped from an Office
has been arrested again this time
Chicsgo. Berghoff established himes
ID in Omaha recently, and opened e sto
there. He gladdened the heart OF eve
81 drummer that came his way by givil
Is large orders. Package after package
goods arrived at his store, and ira
q ought to have been good, for ip spite
y the fact that over $50 900 worth OF
D. voices were acknowledged IN one mon
when Berghof took q "short buslnf
u trip at the end OF it there was not u
as worth of remnants on the shelves, I
e. balance being at Oentreville, to viii
:, place Bergbof shipped bis goods as Il
III as received in Omaha. Since that III
m his eastern creditors have mourned, Q
90 Pinkerton's detectives have been on
lookout for him. The other day tf
NO found him in that city and turned b
over to the Nebraska officers, who te
's' him to Omaha.